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Games To Beat In A Day
Labor Day is the time that some Americans get an extra day of weekend to recharge. In celebration, we're running features on great games that you can start and finish on your day off.
These games were selected personally by each Game Informer editor. All of them can easily be completed in one day. You'll even have some extra time left to barbeque. These games prove that, when it comes to video games, longer isn't always better. We're kicking things of with a classic – Super Metroid. Check back here as the day goes on to read more of these features.
Here are the links to all of today's stories:
MadWorld by Matt Bertz
Gone Home by Kim Wallace
Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes by Bryan Vore
Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons by Kyle Hilliard
Mirror's Edge by Andrew Reiner
Heavenly Sword by Jeff Cork
Mark of the Ninja by Matt Miller
Ico by Joe Juba
Shadow Complex by Ben Reeves
Shovel Knight by Daniel Tack
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon by Tim Turi
Journey by Matthew Kato
Portal by Matt Helgeson
Super Metroid by Jeff Marchiafava
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